The climate crisis is happening here and now. As we work together towards future solutions today, it’s crucial that we also understand how we got to this point. Join Groundwork Denver and special guest Brandon Carver for a presentation and interactive conversation that examines the climate crisis through a scientific and historical lens. We’ll look into the past and see what decisions have delivered us to our current circumstances. Then, we’ll look the future and discuss various solutions humankind is working towards alongside our more-than-human relatives.

There’s no room for false positivity or despair as we fight for sustainable systems. As such, in this space we’ll reckon with climate realities soberly and hopefully.

This event includes warm introductions to each other, a slideshow presentation by Brandon Carver, Q&A, and group discussion.

Other Details:

Vegetarian dinner and light, non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.
Please only sign up for one of the multiple dates we offer for this event. Each covers the same content.
Ample free street parking is available. Located very close to bus lines and the 30th and Downing light rail stop.
Recommended for people ages 14+ with an interest in the environment, climate change, local issues and efforts, and environmental justice.
Dietary, language, and other accommodation requests are subject to approval and must be requested through the registration process within one week of the event. Contact us with questions: Savanna@GroundworkColorado.org.

About Groundwork Denver:

We are an environmental justice nonprofit that partners with youth and community to build a healthy, equitable, and sustainable environment. This presentation is in partnership with one of our brilliant GRIT program graduates, Brandon Carver. You can learn more about us at www.GroundworkColorado.org.

About Special Guest Brandon Carver:

Before moving to Denver, Brandon Carver studied political science at Virginia Tech. In his professional life, he has worked in the field of conservation with the Virginia Department of Agriculture. He has also worked as an energy consultant for the largest solar company in Virginia and has been directly involved in numerous clean energy infrastructure projects. More recently, he was a member of the Fall 2024 cohort of Groundwork Denver’s Green Infrastructure Training (GRIT) program, where he gained hands-on experience, skills, and certifications relating to green infrastructure and low impact development. Brandon is part of a generation of young leaders and activists who are committed to seeing common sense climate solutions implemented on a large scale.